Whether you see me or not, I am there, neither sad nor happy;
Miss me, or don't miss me, I feel there, and I won't come or go;
You love me, or you don't love me, love is there, neither increasing nor decreasing;
You follow me, or you don't follow me, my hand is in your hand, don't give up;
Come to my arms or let me live in your heart.
Silence, in love; Silence, joy.
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Since the publication of Xiaogang Feng's work "If You Are the One 2", this poem has been reprinted wildly on the website, and netizens even started a new wave of sentence-making by imitating its sentence patterns. Many people believe that this song "See See" was written by the 6th Dalai Lama Cangyang Gyatso. In fact, this is a common fallacy.
The original name of this poem is "The Silence of Banzagurubaima", and the author is Tashiram Dodo. The inspiration for this poem comes from his collection of works "Suspected Romantic Moon" created in 2007, which comes from a very famous sentence by Master Lotus Peanut: "I have never abandoned people who believe in me, even those who don't believe in me. Although they can't see me, my children will always be guarded by my compassion. "
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Banzagurubaima's Silence